Tags: Alzheimer's disease

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Research Suggests Alzheimer’s Patients Can Recover Lost Memories

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Blood Test Can Be Used To Detect Early Signs Of Alzheimer’s Disease

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Maple Syrup Protects The Brain From Alzheimer's Disease

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Eating Blueberries May Improve Memory In Older Adults With High Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease

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Protein Buildup In The Left Side Of Brain Tied To Rare Form Of Dementia

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Calorie-Burning Activities Linked To Lower Alzheimer's Risk, Slower Progression

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Antidepressant Use Starts In Future Alzheimer's Patients Before Official Diagnosis

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Keeping The Brain Active Only Delays Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Finds

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Alzheimer's Disease Biomarker May Indicate Early Onset Of Illness

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PET Scans Can Show Early Signs Of Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Says

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Alzheimer's Disease: New Study Reveals Locus Coeruleus As First Brain Structure Affected By Disease

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Memory: Past Experiences Alter Brain's Response To Memory And Recognition, Study Finds

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Estrogen Supplementation Throughout Menopause Preserves Brain Size, Could Prevent Dementia

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Ants Do Not Show Signs Of Senescence, Study Says

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Alzheimer's Disease: New Study Connects Disease With Head Injury

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